(in Polish) Przedmioty kierunkowe do wyboru - studia II stopnia FR - grupa 2 (2*30h) (course group defined by Faculty of Economic Sciences)
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2024L - Summer semester 2024/25 2025Z - Winter semester 2025/26 2025L - Summer semester 2025/26 (there could be semester, trimester or one-year classes) |
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| 2400-ZEWW912 |
 
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Summer semester 2024/25
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(in Polish) Podstawowe modele panelowe to kurs dedykowany zarówno studentom III roku studiów licencjackich jaki i studentom studiów magisterskich. Kurs może być użyteczny dla wszystkich studentów, którzy chcieliby wykorzystać modele panelowe dla ciągłej zmiennej zależnej (w szczególności w pracy licencjackiej czy magisterskiej). Ideą kursu jest wypełnienie luki między kursem Ekonometrii ze studiów licencjackich a kursem Modelowanie Danych Panelowych (który można traktować jako kontynuację kursu Podstawowe Modele Panelowe). Ekonometria danych panelowych jest tematem niezwykle szerokim. Na zajęciach omówione zostaną modele panelowe dla ciągłej zmiennej zależnej. Kurs rozpocznie się omówieniem podstawowych i rozszerzonych modeli dla paneli szerokich (duże N, małe T). Następnie omawiane będą modele uzupełniające dla pozostałych rodzajów danych panelowych. |
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| 2400-ZEWW941(ACCA) |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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| 2400-ZEWW943(ACCA) |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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| 2400-ZEWW940(ACCA) |
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| 2400-ZEWW800(ACCA) |
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This course is meant for all students. The “ACCA” annotation means that it can (but doesn’t have to be) used by students of Finance and Accounting as well as of Business Economics programs to obtain exemption from the respective ACCA exam (details below). During the course students explore the role and purpose of the financial management function. They learn about such topics as: adjusting for risk and uncertainty and allowing for inflation and taxation in investment appraisal, specific investment decisions (lease/buy, asset replacement or capital rationing), the importance of working capital, the management of inventories, accounts receivable, accounts payable and cash, sources of finance and their relative costs, and estimating the cost of capital. The seminar takes form of direct, in-class meetings. After presenting relevant theory, the examples of practical problems are being discussed. |
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| 2400-ZEWW749 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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This course is designed for students interested in the social welfare and economic efficiency of environmental projects and policies. The objective of the course is to provide an information concerning the rationale and the fundamental concepts of the social Cost-benefit analysis (CBA). Students will learn how to evaluate proposals by determining impacts as benefits and costs, valuing them in monetary terms and calculate the net benefits of a project relative to the status quo situation. Additionally, the course should help students in an appraisal of the validity and usefulness of different techniques employed in the economic valuation. |
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| 2400-ZEWW752 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The course gives both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to model a credit scorecard. During the course all necessary steps to develop a scorecard would be discussed and presented. Starting from data preparation (handling a missing data and outliers, derived variables preparation, data sampling), going through model estimation (i.e. logistic regression) and model quality assessment (discriminatory power, stability) and ending on optimal cut-off choice. During the course examples would be presented in R. |
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| 2400-M1FRPP |
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The sources of European Union tax law. Range of objective and subjective. Development of knowledge on tax law in European Union. Conversational lecture. Written exam. Three essay questions. |
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| 2400-ZEWW886 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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This advanced graduate course on interactions between fiscal policy and monetary policy will focus partly on substance and partly on tools. It builds on foundations introduced in Advanced Macroeconomics. Topics will include: positive and normative models of government debt determination and fiscal-monetary interactions. |
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| 2400-ZEWW774 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The purpose of the course is to analyze fiscal policies in selected European countries. As a result, a student should recognize the differences in fiscal policies and identify the basic determinants of government actions. A student should be able to choose appropriate fiscal policy to the changes occurring in the economy and he/she should be able to link it with theoretical background. Finally a student should be aware of the importance of fiscal policy in achieving selected macroeconomic goals. |
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| 2400-ZEWW702 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The aim of the course is to present the principles of management and financing of investments in the area of social and technical infrastructure. Thanks to the interdisciplinary nature of the classes, participants will be familiarized with the basic issues necessary to evaluate the investment process. |
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| 2400-M1PPFM |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The course is designed to study the main issues in international financial markets and management of international finance. Topics to be covered are: operation of exchange market and exchange rate determination models, methods of modern financial engineering in multinational corporations, exchange risk hedging, optimal capital structure of multinational corporation, international capital markets, borrowing and investing in foreign assets. Course crediting by written exam. |
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| 2400-ZEWW907 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The course objective is to present a comprehensive treatment of major international economic and financial organizations. Students should know what are basic principles of the post – WW II world economic order dominated by the US. The course will present the history and main rules of the GATT/WT system. We will also present the main rules and selected conflicts with the European Union. The course also presents the genesis, evolution and governance of major international organizations: GATT/WTO, European Union, International Monetary Fund World Bank, Bank for International Settlements with affiliated committees, and OECD. The focus is on the international trade regulation by GATT/WTO and on the role of the IMF in the international monetary system. A final issue is the role of international organizations in the fight against poverty |
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| 2400-ZEWW715 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The course will have the following content: • AML course overview and subject introduction (2h) • Terrorist financing prevention and sanctions (4h) • Money laundering and terrorists financing risk factors (8h) • Money laundering prevention in practise (10h) • AML legal framework (4h) • Final exam (2h). Top 30% students of the class rank obtain access to a fast-track recruitment process to Citi's AML department. |
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| 2400-M1EPRI |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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Goal of the course is to present to students practical aspects of investing. There are three main topics, merging finance, accounting, financial mathematics and Excel together. Course consists of three blocks: a) portfolio optimization – Markowitz model, b) business plan analysis, c) firm valuation with use of discounted cash flow method. Course is run as practical workshop – students in groups prepare and present reports, what is the basis for passing. |
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| 2400-ZEWW700 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The aim of the course is to present the principles, legal basis and standards used in management control and internal audit |
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| 2400-ZEWW942(ACCA) |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.
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| 2400-M1IiEMDP |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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(in Polish) Dziedziną ekonometrii długo jeszcze będącą poza zasięgiem metod uczenia maszynowego jest analiza danych panelowych. Ekonometria danych panelowych jest tematem niezwykle szerokim. Na zajęciach omówione zostaną modele panelowe dla zmiennej zależnej każdej postaci: ciągłej, ograniczonej, dyskretnej jakościowej i ilościowej (całkowitoliczbowej). Przedstawione zostaną modele panelowe uwzględniające endogeniczność i wykorzystujące metodę zmiennych instrumentalnych. Zaprezentowane zostaną również sposoby estymacji dynamicznych modeli panelowych. |
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| 2400-ZEWW750 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The main goal of the course is to provide students with skills to use Python programming language for data analysis in economic problems in a fast and effective way. Most important Python libraries for typical business analysis purposes are presented to students. |
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| 2400-ZEWW862 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The aim of the lecture is to familiarize students with the shaping of public finances and the public finance sector after the changes introduced by the Act of 27 August 2009 on public finances in theoretical and practical dimensions, with particular emphasis on public finances in Poland during the COVID-19 epidemic. After completing the course, students will have the ability to understand and analyze economic processes taking place in the contemporary public finance system in Poland, which are one of the key links in the entire economic system. |
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| 2400-ZEWW872 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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The objective of the course is to present the concept of smart city from a theoretical and practical perspective. The classes will show how cities are operate as an organism - social, economic, political; by using innovative technologies, they can cope with the complex challenges of urbanization. The classes will discuss the most important challenges faced by cities: social, demographic, ecological and economic, but focusing mostly on their economic aspect. It will show how cities have dealt with these challenges historically and throughout the industrial revolution, and how the fourth industrial revolution, through the use of digital solutions, changes existing solutions and transforms a traditional city into a smart city. A smart city will be shown as a platform where, using a properly designed infrastructure, data is obtained and analyzed for the implementation of complex and interdependent city services. |
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| 2400-ZEWW625 |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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1. The main objective of this course is to clarify and to specify the idea of sustainability and then to define how to measure sustainable development. 2. The course starts from ecological foundation and then goes through renewable and non-renewable resources management, economic valuation, and the policy guidelines for sustainable development. The core element of the course is comprehensive presentation of diverse sustainability indicators: aggregated, cross-cutting, and for local communities. In particular, aggregated, macroeconomic and single-number indicators are discussed to monitor progress of sustainable development. Additionally, country specific and EU sets of structural indicators and indicators for local communities are also presented and discussed. 3. An interactive lecture with additional students' presentations. 4. This course is for students of Development Economics and visiting Erasmus students. 5. Evaluation is based on participation and oral presentations. |
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| 2400-ZEWW820(ACCA) |
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Summer semester 2024/25
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1. Purpose: to familiarize students with key issues of tax accounting, classification of revenues and costs for tax purposes, and methods of calculating taxable income, tax base and tax liabilities in the business activity. 2. Learning outcomes: student understands the idea of tax accounting and correctly classifies and records taxable revenues and costs 3. Content: tax system, PIT, CIT, VAT, accounting and tax reporting 4. Course groups: students of 3rd year 1st degree studies on track Finance, Investments and Accounting (specialization: Public Finance and Taxes) 5. Assessment: short tests at the beginning of classes and written exam at the end of semester (test questions + open tasks) |
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